Ecuador & Latam News
Psych. Diane Rodriguez, psychologist with expertise in LGBT+ affirmative psychology, offers gender affirmative therapy in Ecuador: safe support for trans, […]
Gender Affirmative Therapy in Ecuador: Safe and Specialized Psychological Support Read More »
Technical Report: Transfemicide Case in Quevedo, Los RÃos Province Document Type: Urgent Human Rights Alert Date: August 15, 2026 Source:
A Brutal Crime That Shocks Ecuador The Runa Sipiy Observatory, administered by Asociación Silueta X, documents with deep concern the
TRANSFEMICIDE WITH DISMEMBERMENT IN QUEVEDO: Trans Woman Found Decapitated Read More »
To the LGBTQ+ community and allies: We need to make an urgent clarification. Quito Pride 2025, scheduled for June 21
Ecuador is not a safe country for LGBTIQ+ people or people living with HIV. 199+ documented killings since 2010. Zero official records. Systemic impunity. Read the full country conditions report for asylum applications.
Ecuador has a new name on its registry of gender-based violence: La China. The 32-year-old trans woman was gunned down
Transfemicide in Quevedo: La China Executed in Downtown Streets Read More »
Ecuadorian human rights reports now carry probative weight in U.S. immigration proceedings. Silueta X’s 2025 Runa Sipiy report documents 30
Ecuador’s Country Conditions Reports Gain Legal Weight in U.S. Immigration Courts Read More »
Ecuador is not a safe destination for LGBTIQ+ migrants. Runa Sipiy Observatory reports 7 LGBT+ murders in just 89 days of 2026, with 85.7% being trans women.
Ecuador Trans Violence Crisis 2026: Runa Sipiy Observatory Report Read More »
International Human Rights Alert: Ecuadorian Private School Discriminates Against Transgender Family Guayaquil, Ecuador — March 25, 2026 A documented case
Ecuador School Discrimination: Master School Guayaquil Denies Enrollment to Trans Child Read More »
IEDI research reveals 85.1% unemployment rate among trans people in Ecuador as institutional hostility following Constitutional Court ruling deepens economic exclusion. Annual cost: $42 million in lost wages.
